Immigrants today are treated as a single defined block, where every immigrant is thought to be the same. Immigrantly by Saadia Khan explores the intersectionality of racial identity, culture, and class through the lens of immigrant experiences.Read more »
Immigrants today are treated as a single defined block, where every immigrant is thought to be the same. Immigrantly by Saadia Khan explores the intersectionality of racial identity, culture, and class through the lens of immigrant experiences.Read Less
Shamim Sarif is a British novelist and filmmaker. Her work often focuses on various aspects of identity; including gender, race, and sexuality. It often draws upon her own personal experience with cross-cultural, non-heterosexual love. Sarif described her film, I can’t think straight to be semi-autobiographical. With her partner Kattan, she runs Enlightenment Productions based in London. Her next project is Polarized; a love story between two women from very different sides of post-Trump America.